The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-23

80 (" "i'S 40 aS'nC GAPISSS agent AZ DlilOn.
Some Of the irrigating bitches about the
city are greatly in need Of being cleaned
out.
Every train brings in new goods for
Kaufman, although the store is already
jammed full. II
Company Els treasury is being rapidly
enriched by the fines Of members who
fail to attend drill.
"Guv" Fletcher's potato patch, on the
Rattlesnake, will yield number Of tons
Of first class Murphies.
Poindexter 4 Orr shipped their wool to
Hartford, Conn. 1t was fine lot Of WOOL
weighing $4,000 pounds.
Express packages are now delivered as
soon as received. 1t is a great improve.
ment over the old method.
John T. Yoe, who accidentally shot him.
self three weeks ago, has so far recovered
as to be around on crutches.
J. E. Morse sold 1900 head Of the sheep
belonging to the Phil Thorpe estate to But.
Ter Il Hoy, Of Gallatin county.
Charles G. Noble, dentist, will remain in
Dillon until October 10th, when he leaves
for Virginia City, to be gone some weeks. !
The stock certificates for the Red Rock
aud Salmon River Stage and Express
Co., are being printed at the TRIBUNE
Office.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the residence of Mrs. S. S. Cox on
Wednesday, Sept. 2Sth. All are cordially
invited.
| Judge Lawrence A. Brown made large
shipment Of first class ore this week from
his New Departure mine in the Blue Wing
District.
Probate Judge Melton has received pc.
tition for the appointment Of DR.. J. S.
Meade as administrator Of John B. Bushill,
deceased.
A Geyser party Of eleven, Of Pageville,
Madison County, has just returned from
the National Park. The party report hav.
ing had good time.
Manager Huber expects 10 move into
the new store in about two weeks. Dillon
can then boast Of the finest jewelry store
IN Montana. outside Of Helena.
Last week Phil Lowell sold band OF AIS
wethers to Bozeman man, who intends
shipping them to Chicago. r. NJ. Selway
sold the sam. man 416 wethers.
Marriage licenses do not sell as rapidly
at the County Clerks Office as they might.
One license is hanging fire, but, Divine
Providence permitting, it will be sold in a
day or two.
On Tuesday George Staudaher, Of the
Beaverhead Valley, purchased the prop
erty recently belonging to ]. c. Shangle.
The consideration was $1,ooo-half cash
and the balance in stock.
The Board Of Equalization, after careful.
ly and minutely examining the law, con.
cluded II had no authority to equaize the
taxes on the moral characters Of the peo.
pie of Beaverhead county.
Up at Spring Hill man attempted to
ride his horse through Peate's hotel. but he
ran up against a billiard cue and got the
worst of it, The moral to be deduced
from this is-don't get drunk and 20 to
town on dress parade.
Col. J.. ]. Hickman, the temperance lee
turer, writes that since he left Dillon he
has organized lodge at Bakers with
thirty.two members, initiated fifteen al
Twin Bridges, thirty-two at Sheridan and
eleven at Fuller Springs.
Do you want the best goods at the least
cost: If so, send TO Weinstock 4 Lubin
Sacramento, GAIA, for their large Fall
Catalogue (ree). Among other attrac'
tions i, presents eight pages of finely litho
graphed Eastern Fashions. Weinstock \
Lubin are the largest general retailers on
the coast and in busy seasons I'LL as Ms1
as q thousand mali 0,deysa day.
The advertisement Of st. Mary's Acade
nv, at Salt Lake, will be found in the
!: TRIBUNE. 1t starts the new year under
the care of the same devoted Sisters, as
before; the building being crowded from
floor to top. There were indications in the
, eminent satisfaction OF parents with the
school work Of last year Of this great rush
of nun;ls. and what could be done during